BEST 3-Row Midsize SUVs for 2025 -- Our TOP PICKS After Reviewing ALL of Them! (Top 10)

[@CarConfections]

Are you looking to buy a midsize 3-row SUV?? Go to carconfections.com/new-car-quotes to get the BEST price and access to invoice pricing information!

[@emmanuelkofi1743]

wow okay

[@emmanuelkofi1743]

My name is Emmanuel I'm from Ghana please

[@emmanuelkofi1743]

Please I want to show me Honda CRV and Toyota different art engine

[@emmanuelkofi1743]

4:05

[@PupsMom]

A few months ago, I bought a Hyundai Palisade calligraphy, and I just love it. It has the luxury feel I wanted and feels like driving a midsized car instead of a truck like the Traverse did. The Traverse V4 turbo was very noisy and when accelerating, it sound like it was really struggling. The Palisade V6 engine was much quieter and had more power. It is bigger than I need, but this may be my last vehicle, so I decided the luxury, roominess, and amazing drive made it my first choice.

[@basschaser9356]

Honda pilot for the win

[@nolimitrunna]

I have a telluride and love it, just got my wife a grand highlander platinum hybrid max. It is incredible

[@double_bacon]

dang you literally have 2 of the best midsize suv on market rn. which one do you prefer??

[@christopherlamperski6027]

@@double_bacon we have only had the GH Hybridmax for a few days so I can't give much feedback. The telluride seems to drive a little better to me thus far. the GH is legit though.

[@grumpysgarage7276]

I am looking at the 2025 Telluride and Hyundai Palisade. I currently have a 2018 Hyundai Elantra with about 115,000 miles and had no mechanical issues

[@jeremiahcrowley8178]

Mazda cx90 so low is surprising, definitely thought it would crack top 3. Definitely my favorite one!

[@hchidi]

You guys just made my year!!!! I have deposited for the GHL for almost a year and still waiting. Now I’m glad I made the right choice. I’d keep waiting

[@yummytummy88]

Good Luck.....be sure to change your transmission oil ever 30K miles. Turbo charge engine are great for mileage and power but needs full maintenance regularly

[@mr.tuckers2848]

I rode in a Grand Highland for the first time a few weeks ago. Pretty compliant and lots of power felt from the front passenger seat. I would like to point out that the ride quality is always dictated by the type of tires installed on that vehicle. I've always had Michellin's on all my vehicles and the ride quality is exceptional.

[@jean-philippeperetti8463]

Based on its online 6 engine mostly, the CX-90 would be very very appealing to me. This engine configuration has done very well over the years.

[@yummytummy88]

Until you have to repairs the transmission, then the labor cost will be high since the location of those parts are hidden in the rear end of the front hood. Good luck. I was looking for this as well but a mechanic quickly points out to me that issue. Unless you are leasing it for 3 years, then you may want to consider these factors

[@yankeesusa1]

I agree, the only reason i would not get it is major space is missing. Almost no storage. And although reliable it's going to be interesting in the future if any major work is needed, the engine has to be removed to get behind the engine.

[@adnanisovic1218]

Pilot every day . Never in my life would I spend money on a ford or Chevy lol

[@OhNoMrBill-yg3dy]

Snowing in Kentucky!! I like the 10-Category approach to Objective Ranking... it allows the prospective Buyer to decide which factors are higher priority. Nice work gentlemen!

[@CarConfections]

Thanks! That's exactly what we are going for!

[@FrankieTabs]

That snow escalated quickly in the background during filming! lol Nice vid. I ended up going with the CX-90 and I agree with your score.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks! Great choice and congrats on your CX-90!

[@1243578690]

I would have the grand Highlander in my driveway I fell in love with Toyota after test driving a rav 4

[@udaykumar-kg9cz]

CX 90 is the top buy....it is incredible in many ways

[@jessechristman1471]

My parents have two acadias. Both have had issues including oil leaks. We have a telluride and it has been rock solid. I don’t understand how these reliability ratings are calculated

[@CarConfections]

Sounds like you have questions about how reliability is determined. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability

[@noelscruggs5670]

The problem with the ranking (and you don’t have a better way to do it bc everyone has things that want diff from others) is the metrics are equal weighted. I like how you out the data on screen so you can decide the areas you care more about and decide accordingly. I would be cool for you to put a tool on your website where you can rank the areas you care most about and the list will resort based upon preference. Ppl can certainly do this themselves but just an idea for yall.

[@noelscruggs5670]

Also thanks and enjoy your channel

[@CarConfections]

Thank you for the feedback! We like that idea and will try to figure out a way to implement something like that.

[@MarcCunningham86]

How is Chevy reliability and resale a 5???

[@CarConfections]

For reliability of brand new products (essentially all of these SUVs) the best way to determine is an overall brand average. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability for more info.

[@yankeesusa1]

Do some research and you'll see

[@bun-n-cheese1290]

​​@@CarConfections brand reliability is not a good measure of a specific vehicle especially when the motor has enough history of problems to justify a lower score

[@vzkmqz]

I'm always picking the Mazda over a Chevy.

[@Counselor_Education_Nation]

Yes, do the research and you will see that Chevy is definitely not at the top of that list. That’s crazy.

[@gerrygarcia2295]

Just bought a Toyota GH and feel victorious knowing it got #1 🥳

[@michaelmiller6843]

What about the Subaru Ascent??

[@Car_conversati0nz]

Love these types of videos! Thanks for posting

[@CarConfections]

Glad you like them!

[@TheKingkingg]

I support and own made in Canada 🇨🇦 USA 🇺🇸 and Mexico 🇲🇽 made so I own Honda and Acura products ♥️

[@majood245]

Honda pilot one of the most reliable SUV, beautiful interior, modern technology in Honda, and I love this digital cluster that comes with a pilot so I give 10 stars out of 10, the Acura MDX is so excited car, you can choose a 3.5 N/A or a 3.0t for type s, beautiful ambient lighting, rear seats and front seats are comfy, massage seats, modern interior design way better than Lexus, so I give it 10 stars out of 10

[@jonathanratliff4780]

Sorry

[@Tofunation]

No….. search for vcm issue and class action for Honda….. EPA ruined hondas reliability

[@TonyNich-c1s]

Those were 2008-2012 cars.

[@majood245]

@@Tofunation that’s the older engine especially with transmission failure under 2012

[@majood245]

@@jonathanratliff4780 ?

[@cornsackman]

Suggestion: take the score for each area multiple x the weighted value. Then add up the scores. For example, the powertrain would have a higher percent weight compared to infotainment. The reason for this is that not all the areas reviewed have the same weighted value.

[@grumpysgarage7276]

Currently looking at 2025 SUV's. Plan to purchase next year soon Still comparing. Did not see the Subaru Ascent. Like to hear an opinion on that one

[@CarConfections]

It didn't make the top 10 this year. Space and powertrain are the main reasons for that.

[@Robotkiller14]

Was just looking for a vid like this and y’all posted! Perfect timing :)

[@CarConfections]

So glad to hear that we could help you out! That's why we make these 😁

[@mattz5770]

“Any type of powertrain you’re gonna want you’re gonna find in the Grand Highlander”, except a 6 cylinder.

[@user-jt5kc6bz2t]

Crazy concept here but maybe show the actual interiors as well while you are taking. Maybe some shots with you in the third row to show the space. Appreciate the list but the amount of actual footage (or lack there of) feels like this could’ve been an audio broadcast. Just food for thought for future videos lads.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@AaronHULKMcNeil]

Can y’all do this for the fulll sized Yukon, Suburban, Expedition etc.,

[@1fraga123]

Great video guys, thanks, but CX90 reliability of 2 .... why? and 5 for the TRAVERSE? As an owner of a CX60 I must disagree with you. Happy Holidays 😉

[@CarConfections]

Thanks, happy holidays to you as well! For reliability of brand new products (essentially all of these SUVs) the best way to determine is an overall brand average and historic data. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability for more info.

[@muhammadsaad7942]

They seem to have something against CX90

[@spursdynasty7378]

I’d trust a Mazda( esp one built in Japan) over a Chevy any day !

[@Rockpilefouryatwenty]

I fix both too often...

[@vito1785]

The CX-90 only has one year history. Completely new platform. Thye had a lot of recalls. The problem is how the scores are determined. If you go to their website the show how they determine reliability. The issue is what is considered a problem, and how much weight is given for the issues. In the review and testing world they may just look at how many times a car has to go in for service to determine initial dependability. In the real world having to bring your car in for transmission issues, is a lot different than having to bring the car in because there may be some software updates, which the CX-90 has had a lot of recalls for.

[@mraetnts]

"I'm a man, so I like the way the Telluride looks" - yup. Palisade looks like a soccer moms dream

[@normanli7085]

No, it looks like a mini escalade.

[@SH4HS]

Please do a luxury one. Mercedes, BMW, Genesis, Audi, Lexus, Volvo

[@CarConfections]

We're planning to hit all the major luxury and mainstream segments in the coming weeks 👍

[@gardenia77]

This type of breakdown is very helpful. I find myself often looking at 3 row mid size SUVs, even though i have zero interest in a third row, because a two row midsized SUV seems to be an e danfered species. Especially if you want more creature comforts. I wish there were more mid size two rows, with a backseat bench style. I can't imagine I'm alone because I know a lot of other moms who are in a place in life that we don't need a gazillion seats, but we like a higher and roomier ride than a sedan. Honestly, I wish Toyota would jazz up the 4runner. If they offered more luxury interior, but kept the boxy shape, I would get that.

[@RonaldDavenport-s4f]

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME! VERY IMPORTANT INFO IN EVERY VIDEO. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP!!

[@CarConfections]

We're here to help, happy to hear our videos are helpful!

[@Trujillo4u]

Honda pilot on the money

[@nickgee7291]

great video! very up to date!

[@CarConfections]

Thanks! We hope to do it every year for the newest products 👍

[@gw8405]

Thanks for the broad comparison with categories.....very useful in prioritizing one's choices. Having said that I suggest not including predicted reliability in the total number. Have it as additional data. Historical reliability data virtually means nothing today. All OEMs are having issues. Weighting of the scores would be good too. Since we are talking automobiles....powertrain and driving experience should have a higher weight. Displays and rarely used gadgets don't make a great car. Once the newness wears off it will be the driving experience that determines if you keep it.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks!

[@Joeybz1]

It the Subaru Ascent.. get with the program guys!!

[@vito1785]

I was set to buy the CX-90, but test drove the 2025 Ascent on the recommendation from a co-worker. It feels like you're driving a vehicle half its size. I had to go back to mazda to test drive the CX-90 again after driving the Ascent, the CX-90 now felt colossal. I know that can be a plus or minus to some, I know people love the feel of bigger cars, but for people looking for a third row suv that feels more like driving a compact SUV, I don't think you can beat the Ascent, and it does it with having a better 3rd row then the CX90.

[@cooldude6610]

hello sir, you should use a measuring tape to demonstrate whether 85" inches TV fits in the cargo ? please add this evaluation point

[@GA-Army-Vet-50]

@carconfections you reviewed the 2025 Buick Enclave wondering why it didn't make the list. Thought that would have made it instead of the GMC Acadia.

[@CarConfections]

We will be including it in the future luxury midsize three row SUVs list 👍

[@GA-Army-Vet-50]

@@CarConfections Awesome. Your reviews are great! Purchased the Enclave Sport Loaded with everything, and got it cheaper than the Avenir and love it. Keep up the Great Job.

[@littlemama4two]

This was great! Thx guys. Are you going to do the same for 2 row SUV'S?

[@CarConfections]

Thank you! We are going to cover all the major segments of cars and SUVs in the coming weeks so stay tuned!

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Excellent video!!! Have you guys also seen the metallic pink wrapped Grand Highlander roaming around Lex?😹

[@FMD70757]

Pink Grand Highlander?!!!! I was going to wait to get a maroon/red in 2025. I would love pink. Are you serious? Is that going to be in production?

[@ryanfrisby7389]

@ sadly not. Someone had done a metallic wrap to there’s

[@CarConfections]

Thanks! We have not but hopefully we will see it soon haha

[@manpreetenator]

I went with the honda pilot

[@PavanKumar-vu2mm]

Awesome video! Could you guys do the same for compact suv?

[@CarConfections]

Yes, coming soon! Thank you

[@dagovvv]

CX-90 reliability is lower than Telluride and Traverse?

[@CarConfections]

Sounds like you have questions about how reliability is determined. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability

[@neelon2007]

They don’t want you buying up all the Mazdas

[@yankeesusa1]

What a great video showing all the options including reliability. If you're in the market this is a great way to help make a decision. The traverse has really surprised many. I'm really leaning towards that or the Palisade, although the 2026 Palisade does not look good. One thing that i don't understand is, why leave out the New Pathfinder?

[@CarConfections]

Thank you! Glad it helped! The Pathfinder takes the #11 slot primarily due to its major space deficiency and outdated technology.

[@PupsMom]

We all have different taste and priorities, so opinions differ. I was upgrading from my 2016 Hyundai Tuscon (which was an amazing dependable car), but as I am getting older, I was looking for new technology, more room and a luxury look & feel. The turbo engine on the Traverse and Acadian was very noisy and sounded as though it might blow up. The Traverse was more sporty and masculine, which is not what I wanted. The Palisade has more room, feels & looks more luxurious, has more power, is a very quiet, smooth ride and felt like driving a mid sized car, instead of a truck. I was amazed at the technology. I bought a dongle, so it now connects wirelessly to my phone. I am extremely happy with it.

[@Rascate81]

I am not going to buy a car but I needed this video haha.

[@TraderChick]

Thank you! How does the Kia Sorento stack up? Is the telluride better if looking at a Kia?

[@CarConfections]

Technically that is considered a class below these models but it's still a good choice if you're willing to sacrifice third row space, cargo capacity and some degree of luxury. Obviously, the price is also lower to reflect that vs the Telluride. Hope that helps!

[@TraderChick]

@ it helps a lot! Thank you so much for taking the time to answer!!! Really appreciate it!

[@Naesyvel]

would the buick enclave just be lumped in with the gmc acadia?

[@CarConfections]

You could consider them together although there are more distinct differences with these new generations

[@jtpacilio123]

Is the new sante fe not a midsize SUV? Was surprised to not see it on this list at all.

[@arhamkhakwani5851]

Most of the option that were on the list are mostly bigger than the Santa Fe.

[@CarConfections]

The sizing of the Santa Fe puts it in the class below but it could certainly be considered here if you are okay with a smaller third row

[@saurabhsaxena5338]

Grand Highlander is awesome❤

[@shawn2481]

Telluride and Grand Highlander are pretty much unchanged from last year but somehow the points are way different

[@CarConfections]

There are many more points of consideration this year. Not just the 10 main categories but also the sub-categories considered within each section.

[@kingyak7]

So if you like the traverse but you want luxury, how is the enclave not on there

[@SpringfieldTony]

hey Hardesty Brothers - it's snowing (yay) I respect your personal top choice. I can see the MAZDA as a great midsize & the Hyundai for the same reasons you each gave. the market is so competitive it makes for some SUV's to pick from. I'm sending a letter to Santa right now, be sure to look in your driveway on Christmas morning. thanks for the cool review show.

[@Cryptz]

Luxury 3 row rankings next please?

[@michaelmi7903]

They did this category a few months back. TX was #1.

[@tjy698]

No enclave?

[@CarConfections]

We will include it on our future luxury Mid-Size SUV countdown

[@hongxiangzheng6556]

Where is Nissan pathfinder?

[@NikolaSat]

It hasn't found a path to them

[@russellhoude]

broke down on the way to review

[@CarConfections]

It's the secret #11 spot I believe

[@Rosso488]

I wish they included the pathfinder but it needed a new transmission during filming again.

[@Rosso488]

I wish they included the pathfinder but it needed a new transmission during filming again.

[@s.d.murphy5635]

Thoughts on the Dodge Durango?

[@CarConfections]

If you don't mind the lack of luxury and technology compared to these top-10 options, it has unique benefits such as RWD architecture and V-8 availability

[@s.d.murphy5635]

@CarConfections I have the Dodge employee discount, that's why. Just curious.Thanks for the response.

[@DanielAcostaAZ]

Money talks, we bought the Subaru Ascent.

[@davidc8735]

Outstanding Video Concept and execution, Thanks!

[@CarConfections]

Glad you liked it and found it helpful! 😁

[@Rosso488]

I prefer driving the Ford Explorer over pretty much all of these.

[@alexandergrace1367]

Thanks guys 🙌

[@markhu7454]

My priorities: Safety, reliability, drive dynamics, gas efficiency, price / luxury

[@naveenthemachine]

Telluride or carnival hybrid hands down

[@BigBaller-he1dz]

Explorer over Highlander??? Cmon...

[@tim8532]

Same q

[@TyrantPapa]

Every day of every week. Ford exploders are 🗑️

[@ChargeWisely]

I can get some of yours comments on reliability score and I agree. However this is someone’s opinion so I can allow that fact among all the scoring criteria they got one or two I can’t agree with. Just scratch it off for yourself and see how the ranking shakes out for your own buying recommendations. And for those who already own one of the cars on the list, take it as a compliment for it being on the list, as there are still some cars not making it to the list lol. You don’t have to win number one of anyone or everyone’s list.

[@grcigar9911]

The percentage of truck buyers that actually use a truck for its truck-only features is mind boggling. I suspect buyers of (large) SUVs fall into the same category.

[@mariodickens972]

Please tell me what the best small hybrid SUV under 30k to buy

[@CarConfections]

We will be doing a future best compact SUV for 2025 video soon. Most of those models have hybrids which was a major point of consideration. 😁

[@Arecee]

We ❤ our new 2025 Outlander PHEV SEL Black Edition!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@lokitrckstr]

Did the Hyundai Santa Fe not make the list?

[@CarConfections]

Santa Fe is a smaller SUV and is included in a different segment

[@KNRS927]

The pilot, telluride, CX90, and palisade would be my favorites here. I get the pilot probably has the worst tech as indicated by the low tech score. Still, there’s just something about having a V6 under the hood that’s smooth, powerful, not always stressed, and just comfortable as a whole. I just don’t trust those turbo-4 engines in a car this big and heavy just yet.

[@francisgallozzi2595]

what is CRI ?

[@CarConfections]

Combined Reliability Index. This is what we use to get an idea of a brands reliability www.carconfections.com/reliability

[@brooklynslaughterhouse2056]

This list is total BS GM/KiA over Honda ?

[@CarConfections]

Head over to our website to sort the list by your personal most important characteristics (since luxury or space probably aren't your biggest concerns given your tone) carconfections.com/best-10-midsize-three-row-suvs-for-2025-our-expert-picks/

[@peter27241]

Good design grand highlander but the mirror side not nice If up to the corner very good

[@flampy1]

Subaru Ascent?

[@spider5six256]

What car are they in?

[@shlomovorovitch2281]

# 2 and #3 both are 2.5 for ride quality?! Isn't it the most important?

[@vinayakarora4]

Hi Guys how about Hyndai Santafe and Kia Sorento, they didnt made the list. Another one I was hoping to be in top 3 is Acura MDX, what is MDX not in this list is there any particular reason for that?

[@CarConfections]

We do these countdowns strictly by segment, and separate luxury from mainstream makes. Thanks

[@billr8564]

Great and fun review as always! Where would you feel the TX would fit in? Thank you!

[@michaelmi7903]

They did a ranking of luxury 3 row SUVs and TX placed #1 for same reasons GH topped this list.

[@jonathanratliff4780]

Were they nominating luxury brands here I am just starting to watch the video but I bet these are main stream brands reviewed here

[@CarConfections]

Thanks! It will be in a separate luxury list that is coming soon!

[@billr8564]

@CarConfections Thanks guys, as always! And i truly appreciate that you always take the time to respond to questions from your viewers/fans!

[@cheche1301]

What about the Santa Fe?

[@menriquez025]

2025 4Runner has a 3rd row option?

[@CarConfections]

Yes, it's just substantially smaller than the SUVs on this list and is considered the class below

[@Will-It-Wolf]

Nissan Pathfinder? I just bought one and have high hopes, I saved about 10K over a comparable Honda Pilot

[@CarConfections]

It did not make the top 10 but I believe would have been the #11 spot. It's still a great SUV! It just leaves a lot of points on the table for being smaller than most of these other options.

[@skaditya97]

What about 2025 Santa Fe? It looks good in your review but it’s not good enough to be top 10?

[@CarConfections]

Santa Fe sizing and market positioning places it in the class below this one (which we will also be counting down in January) 🙂

[@skaditya97]

@ is it still a good buy for a 3 row SUV compared to others in its class,?

[@CarConfections]

@@skaditya97 certainly. As long as you are okay with the cargo volume, it compares nicely against many of these options and in its own class.

[@skaditya97]

@@CarConfections I’m in a lot of confusion which one to buy as there are so many options all of them very good. My dream car is Volvo XC90 but it’s out of my budget.

[@itsdragerthedragon283]

Great vid you should make a luxury version of this video becuse you had Toyota grand highlander in 1st in the luxury version you should have Lexus to in 1st becuse they are main stream siblings

[@CarConfections]

Planning on hitting all the main segments in the coming weeks!

[@bretroberts5013]

Volkswagen and Ford on this list but no Nissan Pathfinder and GM and reliability in the same sentence..LOL 😂

[@azizalshahi3692]

😂😂😂 totally agreed

[@CarConfections]

1 of 10 categories...

[@stewartc1981]

I own a Pathfinder and shopped almost everything before buying it. I'm very happy with our purchase, and I'm surprised that the Pathfinder never makes any of these lists, especially when they are comparing top trims. We bought an SV, and anything from other manufacturers in the same price range seemed to offer a lot less value. The CX-90 was a never for us because of the strange mild hybrid system and brutal interior space. I'll never understand why Mazda didn't fix the one major issue people had with the CX-9: the lack of interior space. It'll turn off a lot of families.

[@Counselor_Education_Nation]

I agree with some of the other reviewers. Your number three slot is wrong. There’s no way this outranks a Mazda CX 90. number three you forgot to mention how bad it drives. Be careful not selling out to the man with reviews.🎉

[@CarConfections]

You must not have stuck around long enough to see when I selected CX-90 as my driveway pick 🤷‍♂️. But driving dynamics are a very minor consideration compared to other elements for most people shopping in this segment.

[@josephpayton2055]

The Highlander is definitely becoming “irrelevant” in the class in favor of the Grand Highlander and that’s kind of disappointing to see because it used to be one of the better ones in the class even despite its smaller sizing. I believe I’ve seen more palisades and tellurides than the Highlanders. Those are like the “highlanders of South Korea” if that makes sense. And it’s not a bad product it’s just the highlander is just fainting in the shadows. It looks good, I think it feels more luxurious than its larger sibling. We’ve sat in both and the GH feels better space wise but the highlander inside looks better and feels better in terms of overall premiumness. 25th anniversary maybe the last run for the highlander until Toyota decides to cut production of it.

[@Spikejou]

The Luxury Features and Technology categories confuse me, seem like those could overlap.

[@sansinutube]

Chevy Traverse reliability rating 5

[@Tenfamlearn]

How can it be 5??! It’s. New power train !🤔

[@CarConfections]

For reliability of brand new products (essentially all of these SUVs) the best way to determine is an overall brand average and historic data. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability for more info.

[@josephpayton2055]

Never would I have thought that the GM twins would take the #2 and 3 spots on the list away from the palisade and telluride which imo are still the best in the segment. The traverse could be better in terms of premiumness but ig that’s what the Acadia is for. I do want to ask though, how come the Acadia for a 4.5 for reliability and resale and the traverse a 5? Now, ik the 4 cylinders have a lot of mixed reviews because they don’t sound as good and for a vehicle of this size a turbo 4 is quite small. But remember Subaru, did this with the ascent and it still seems to be going strong but not every 4 cylinder is the same. Who knows how reliable these will be.

[@CarConfections]

Hey there, Joseph! For reliability of brand new products (essentially all of these SUVs) the best way to determine is an overall brand average and historic data. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability for more info.

[@elonagaidaichuk]

Can we get this video but a under 90-100k version

[@CarConfections]

You're in luck since luxury Mid-Size 3-rows is coming in a couple weeks

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Sure thing! SUVs are super popular for their space and versatility.

[@davestadt49]

Chevy just dropped the LS trim level on the 25 Traverse. 😮

[@jemymosa9719]

Where is the Nissan Pathfinder?

[@BigO1108]

Why do he Chevy and GMC have different reliability scores? They’re the same powertrain

[@CarConfections]

Sounds like you have questions about how reliability is determined. Check out www.carconfections.com/reliability

[@yankeesusa1]

In the end although the traverse is great in space and tech, it's just overpriced like the Toyota Grand Highlander and feels cheap inside. The Palisade and Telluride continue to be the top choice. We'll choose the Pathfinder if i can get a good deal though.

[@gw8405]

Not sure how a TGH even makes the list given it's been on stop order forever due to quality issues.

[@CarConfections]

They're back in dealerships now but there will likely be a big backlog of people who reserved them

[@ElvinSaji-i8i]

What about Infiniti qx80

[@CarConfections]

Luxury options are not included on this list

[@ElvinSaji-i8i]

Oh ok

[@joegraziadei7895]

To the person that wrote that the explorer is not better than the Toyota. The explorer is better technology better luxury better performance better handling and the Toyota can take the cheese with everything else but I lease my car so I don’t care about a lot of these categories like resale value, I make enough money where I don’t give a shit about gas mileage

[@shawn2481]

I looked at the chevy, also apart of the redits and facebook. The size and supercruise is nice but thats where it ends. There are issues with the third row folding, transmission and engines. Never buy a first year new engine

[@BernieDisantis]

No Hyundai Sante Fe in the list?

[@CarConfections]

Due to size and other factors that is considered a class below these models

[@robautry3490]

I agree with several people. The traverse and Acadia are having major problems. Reliability is terrible. Mazda should be higher for sure.

[@enochmervin6003]

Where is the Lexus tx?

[@royhughes2854]

very surprised that the Hyundai Santa Fe was not in your top 10

[@CarConfections]

Technically, it is considered a class below (which we will also be looking at soon) but could be considered against these models if third row or max space is not a priority